• Point Break (1991) Soundtrack OST •

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Point Break - Punto di rottura

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Synopsis

Point Break is a movie about Johnny Utah, a Special Agent for the F.B.I. who gets partnered with Angelo Pappas, an experienced Agent, who is more than committed to his work.

The two are asked to investigate the number of robberies committed by a group called The Ex-Presidents, who wear masks of former Presidents Reagan, Nixon, Carter, and Johnson for their robberies. Pappas has a theory that The Ex-Presidents are a group of surfers, and asks for Utah to go undercover as a surfer.

The problem is, Utah couldn't surf to save his life. That, plus the two continuously being hassled by unpleasant and rough Agent Harp. With the help of Tyler, a competent female surfer, Utah begins to gain the respect of local surfer Bodhi and his group.

Utah forms a close bond with Bodhi, but the relationship between Utah and Bodhi becomes limited when Utah suspects that Bodhi and his group are The Ex-Presidents.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Point Break
	Nobody Rides for Free	Ratt: Performer Steve Caton: Writer Mick Guzauski: Produced
	I Want You	Concrete Blonde: Performer Concrete Blonde: Produced Johnette Napolitano: Writer
	If 6 Was 9	Jimi Hendrix: Writer
	Rose Colored Glasses
	Criminal
	My City
	Hundreds of Tears
	7 and 7 Is
	Smoke on the Water
	So Long Cowboy
	Down to the Wire
	Over the Edge
	I Will Not Fall
	Runaway (Clean) (Andrew Watt)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Burn Me Down (Justin Young)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	I Need Your Love (Gareth Thomas, feat. Baer)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	I See (Sempe, feat. Zoey Clarke)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Do You Wanna (MRKTS)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	AAA (Sempe)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	The Power Of Now (Headhunterz and Steve Aoki)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Crazy (Art Department)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Warm (SG Lewis)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Take Me Down (Genevieve)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Fade Out Lines (The Avener Rework) (The Avener & Phoebe Killdeer)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Still Breathing (Dig the Kid)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Point Break End Credits (Junkie XL / Tom Holkenborg)	Tom Holkenborg: Performer
	Opening	Mark Isham: Performer
	Pappas' Theory	Mark Isham: Performer
	Both Parents Deceased	Mark Isham: Performer
	The Tackle	Mark Isham: Performer
	Fight with Razorheads	Mark Isham: Performer
	Bohdi and Utah	Mark Isham: Performer
	Night Surfing	Mark Isham: Performer
	Love on the Beach	Mark Isham: Performer
	Razorhead Raid	Mark Isham: Performer
	Utah, Tyler / Four Horsemen	Mark Isham: Performer
	Outside Pappas	Mark Isham: Performer
	Car / Foot Chase	Mark Isham: Performer
	Tyler Misunderstands	Mark Isham: Performer
	Campfire	Mark Isham: Performer
	The Shadow Gun / Found Out	Mark Isham: Performer
	Skydive	Mark Isham: Performer
	Post Parachute / TV	Mark Isham: Performer
	Bank Robbery	Mark Isham: Performer
	Shootout at Airport	Mark Isham: Performer
	No Parachute	Mark Isham: Performer
	Love in the Desert	Mark Isham: Performer
	Freedom	Mark Isham: Performer

User reviews

Joseph Brown

3/10

The soundtrack of Point Break felt out of place and disconnected from the intense action and suspense of the movie. The music choices did not enhance the scenes or create a cohesive atmosphere, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

Ashley Turner

8/10

The use of rock and surf music in the soundtrack adds a cool and rebellious vibe to the film, reflecting the free-spirited nature of the characters and the surfing culture portrayed in the movie.

Charles Evans

1/10

The songs selected for key moments in the film lacked emotional depth and failed to evoke the intended impact. Rather than adding to the tension or drama of the plot, the music felt like an afterthought, leaving me underwhelmed and detached from the characters' struggles.

Mark Martin

8/10

The soundtrack features a great selection of songs that not only fit the 90s setting of the film but also contribute to building tension and excitement during key moments of the story.

John Thompson

5/10

The use of iconic songs like Nobody Rides for Free by Ratt and Pipeline by The Chantays adds a nostalgic touch to the film, transporting viewers back to the 90s era of action cinema. The music selection complements the rebellious and daring spirit of the characters, making the soundtrack a memorable aspect of the movie.

Betty Scott

7/10

The instrumental score of the film effectively conveys the emotional depth of certain scenes, adding layers of drama and intensity to the narrative.

Kimberly Adams

4/10

The overall sound quality of the soundtrack was disappointing, with some tracks sounding poorly mixed and muddled. This detracted from the overall viewing experience and made it challenging to fully appreciate the film's climactic moments. The lackluster audio production diminished the impact of the movie's most crucial scenes, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and disconnected from the story.

Elizabeth Anderson

6/10

The soundtrack of Point Break perfectly captures the adrenaline-pumping action sequences with its high-energy rock and surf music. It enhances the intensity of the surfing scenes and bank robberies, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Patricia Robinson

10/10

The use of iconic songs like Nobody Rides for Free by Ratt and Point Break End Credits by Mark Isham enhances the emotional depth of the film and adds a nostalgic touch to the overall atmosphere.

Robert Hernandez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Point Break not only elevates the cinematic experience but also showcases the importance of music in storytelling, making it a standout feature of the movie that deserves recognition.

Lisa Walker

10/10

The soundtrack of Point Break perfectly captures the adrenaline-pumping action and intense surfing scenes of the movie. The combination of rock, punk, and electronic music creates a dynamic and immersive experience for the audience.

Patricia Garcia

10/10

The soundtrack of Point Break elevates the storytelling and character development, providing a powerful and memorable backdrop for the thrilling sequences and dramatic moments throughout the movie.

Dorothy Baker

7/10

The soundtrack's diversity in musical styles, ranging from rock to electronic beats, keeps the audience engaged and adds a fresh dimension to the overall sound design of the movie.

George Robinson

8/10

The soundtrack of Point Break perfectly captures the adrenaline-fueled atmosphere of the movie, enhancing every action-packed scene with its dynamic and energetic compositions.

Carol Smith

7/10

The incorporation of iconic tracks like Nobody Rides for Free by Ratt and Point Break End Credits by Enigma perfectly complements the on-screen action, creating a memorable viewing experience.

Donna Phillips

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Point Break effectively sets the tone for the film, blending seamlessly with the plot and character dynamics. It elevates the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression, making it a standout feature of the movie.

Daniel Hernandez

7/10

The music in Point Break serves as a character in itself, setting the tone for each scene and establishing a unique identity for the film that stays with the audience long after the credits roll.

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